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Author(s): |
Martynov A. Yu., Ruiga I. R., Smirnov A. I., Teterin Yu. A., |
| Number of journal: |
2(75) |
Date: |
June 2026 |
| Annotation: |
The article is devoted to the study of directions
and the development of conceptual recommendations
for the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies
in the process of counterparty verification in order to enhance
the level of corporate economic security. The relevance
of the study is driven by the increasing role of counterparty
verification as a key element of the corporate economic security
system. In the context of rising transaction costs, stricter tax
control (including requirements for commercial prudence),
and an increasing volume of procurement activities, traditional
counterparty verification services (SPARK, Kontur.Focus,
and others) demonstrate limited effectiveness, as they focus
on an “abstract” assessment of counterparty reliability
without reference to specific contract parameters. The subject
of the study is artificial intelligence technologies; the object
of the study is the process of counterparty verification
within the corporate economic security system. The study
identifies key unresolved scientific and practical challenges:
the absence of context-dependent verification models, the low
level of AI implementation in Russian verification services,
the problem of explainability of artificial intelligence solutions
(Explainable AI), information security constraints, and
the lack of standardized performance metrics. The most
relevant AI technologies are identified: machine learning,
natural language processing (NLP), graph neural networks
(GNNs), generative AI, and computer vision. A hybrid approach
to the design of a specialized corporate service is proposed,
combining machine learning (gradient boosting), natural
language processing (NLP), and an expert system. A conceptual
model for the sequential implementation of AI technologies
into the corporate economic security system of an industrial
enterprise is developed, comprising three stages: (1) automated
data collection and NLP analysis; (2) predictive analytics and
scoring; (3) governed AI assistant with continuous monitoring. |
| Keywords: |
corporate economic security, counterparty
verification, due diligence, commercial prudence, artificial
intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing /
NLP, gradient boosting, expert system, governed AI assistant
with continuous monitoring, generative artificial intelligence,
industrial enterprise |
| For citation: |
Smirnov A. I., Teterin Yu. A., Martynov A. Yu., Ruiga I. R. Corporate economic security: artificial
intelligence technologies for comprehensive counterparty verification. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law.
2026;2(75):130—137. DOI: 10.25683/VOLBI.2026.75.1607. |